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Christmas Day has a way of slowing us down—even those of us who swear we never do.
 In this special Christmas Day episode of The Texan Edge, Tweed Scott reflects on the memories that rise quietly to the surface on this holy day. The voices we still hear. The faces we still see. The people who shaped us and now live on in our stories, traditions, and hearts. 

Rooted in Texas values and Christian faith, this episode honors those who are no longer at our tables while gently pointing us back to the true reason for the season: the birth of Jesus Christ—born not in comfort or power, but in humility and love. 

Whether your Christmas feels joyful, quiet, or carries a touch of ache alongside the warmth, this episode reminds you that you are not alone. Memory is not weakness—it’s inheritance. And Christmas is where love, faith, and hope meet. 

From Tweed’s heart to yours—Merry Christmas.  

Show Notes 

• Christmas has a unique way of slowing the world down
• How memory quietly gathers us on Christmas Day
• Honoring parents, grandparents, friends, mentors, and loved ones who are no longer with us
• Why Texans treat memory as inheritance, not weakness
• The role of tradition, stories, and faith in keeping loved ones close
• A reflection on the birth of Jesus Christ—the true reason for the season
• Why Christmas is about presence, not perfection
• Finding comfort in faith when absence feels heavy
• Holding joy and ache at the same time—and knowing that’s okay
• A Christmas message of hope, love, and reassurance
• A gentle return to regular programming tomorrow

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